Auction # 2444 WORLDWIDE + ARGENTINA: Extraordinay November auction

Michel 539y, 1934 Graf von Zeppelin 3Rm. HORIZONTAL gum (horizontal ribbed paper), used, very fine quality, Michel catalog value Euros 600.

Sc.C38, 1930 2Mk. ultramarine, Zeppelin flight to South America, franking a postcard sent from Friedrichshafen to Sao Paulo on 18/MAY/1930, with arrival mark of 25/MAY, very fine quality!

Lot of used stamps on fragments of covers, including many interesting postages, high catalog value, good opportunity!

9 Old postal stationeries, used or mint, in general of fine to very fine quality! IMPORTANT: Please view ALL the photos of the lot, because all the items have been scanned (both sides)

Norddeutscher Postbezirk: Michel U 3A + 9A + 17 + 44 + 45, unused, very fine quality!

Norddeutscher Postbezirk: Michel U 49A + 50A + 51A, 1863/5 Sachsen envelopes of 1, 2 and 3 Ngr. with stamps of 1Gr., mint, excellent quality!

PRUSSIA: 19 Old used stationery envelopes, most of very fine quality (2 or 3 with defects), there are very interesting postmarks, good lot! IMPORTANT: Please view ALL the photos of the lot, because all the envelopes have been scanned (both sides)

Approximately 20 illustrated postal cards, many of the Nazi period, interesting!

MAIL OF SAILORS OF THE CRUISER ADMIRAL GRAF SPEE at first "interned" and then "prisoners" of war in several camps in Argentina: Airmail cover sent by Mrs. Emma Pilz in Frankenstein on 26/NO/1940 to her son Erich Pilz in Buenos Aires, addressed to the German Embassy in B.Aires, which forwarded it to the "Club Alemán" in San Juan, where Mr Pilz was interned at the time. Originally it was franked with 1.75M., but 2 stamps are missing, very rare...

MAIL OF SAILORS OF THE CRUISER ADMIRAL GRAF SPEE at first "interned" and then "prisoners" of war in several camps in Argentina: Cover sent from Frankenstein to Buenos Aires on 29/DE/1941 with POSTAL FRANCHISE for war internees (it only paid the airmail fee 1.50Mk), sent by Mrs Emma Pilz to her son Erick, who at the time was interned in the camp of Martin Garcia island. With Nazi and Allied censor marks, and arrival mark for 21/MAY/1942 (5...

MAIL OF SAILORS OF THE CRUISER ADMIRAL GRAF SPEE at first "interned" and then "prisoners" of war in several camps in Argentina: Cover sent from the internment camp in Martín García Island on 30/JUN/1942, by a sailor named Joachim Klinkmüller to his girlfriend Francis Edelmann in Villa Ballester (Buenos Aires). With POSTAL FRANCHISE for internees, datestamp of Martín García, and on back arrival mark, excellent quality, very rare!

Authorization dated 12/NO/1942 to sailor (corporal) J. Klinkmüller to leave the internment camp on Martín García island to Buenos Aires, carrying a suitcase. He was granted these permits to visit his girlfried (later his wife), many of the sailors interned in camps in Argentina met people from the German community, who visited and helped them, and a good number of the sailors married Argentine women, and after being repatriated, they returned...